New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-06

"a renresented Dy portrait ,aise o.. :" , sme nor
ants and swkwardly posed no. doubt an scuurat like
tra. -, IL has no especial pc'orlal anS there
Ress. has sent portrait OF decdeo nt1 able
= one by Mr. Wyatt Eaton gooa ortrats by Messrs.
Eisewnsio I'd irwin. by Miss Lee, Kooelns, anu The
tsesept fuIllength portrait 9y anr.s Fnller in the
portraits oil oene os3 al their interest to the SUP,
fouth g ~ marines OF Messrs DE Haas Mo W;n "
R6hn represent ,hs ne The En- s. Franklin search ex
br ght in the ice has at least iIar;es
Peui%istorcs interest. final round o. sne oa than
shows other P s"ns Ike Mr. Thomas Morans Gate
uvsnce and even Mr. Meyers FIRST , Iave an
"a M Champney's pastel portra's u y not he what
unpleasant memory. inc t tb considerable proper
no ~, ssriou. work and the Hoerai,.y, 80 r,ako
s;adedn,ss which have governed .n1 t.ture Of T.
this exhibition the most , OF promise tor the future
yess'' 20 ara ready to believe that tne ac"u''' "
.'au on the lines laid down THIS SPINS
yG40gMggF or MRS POTTER
M Ia that M Miner had definitely eagageo
Inc -, - BROWN Potter for an American season
his ooa comment Yesterday in theatrical cnoioo
NJ. Miner when spoken to on The SUBJECT "'""'N
til nrae "a he admitted that IL was So
W." aI .t;E y said he that 1t is the greatest 'nihs
ILL., .aIen hold Of She will, L am eonvinced.
nav ,b.ongb the country and be the greatest
1"oOP 81 the season. I have had hard "orA u
$50 to terms with her, but e'eF.tninS " ~"
sot;Sactory arranged aud she viii oegin nor sesv"
ON the first OF October next nave ~ as She
- in my safe for her to read as soon as t1o
PIayss here both of which think are eihmen'y
sr;ted I, her All can at present say aoo"' '"oN "
that one Of them b, Admiral tbst the terms
From other sources it WIS learned .n' VI. 81
1vbicb Mr. Miner has secured the cohtrol o.
NJ potter's ses son. and which he preerreu 49,
day to cyage are about as Tst Mace In add
a.; q, tbis which is not to he charged IN the expense
eoant she ia 10 have 20 per cent OF the recelp.
when thcy have reached a certain Gum, oo Pts ,hev
" a., 60 over that sum- and 80 per cent II they
reach an additional larger amount Sho ia - 10
have special palace car provided lor net, any Med
bavs fyed sum of o not iDeOnsiderable size ahoNeu
for her dresses She is also 10 be supporter oS ~ ~
rass conn any, and the plays IN whicn sne SIParoI
are 10 be mounted in flrstclasS msnneii,, Ir;n,
managers who were seen yesterday uehIeu h" Ms
naJe as has been reported, any ohers 10 MIs;
Porter These managers include A. NJ fsimsr am
Henry Z. Abbey. Mr. Palmer iaugheu AZ cue eon a' M
his ever having contemplated any sucn steP H.
aIhev sad that Mrs Potjers terms were slch as 10
preclude the possibility OF profit TO manager
THE ACADEMY WANTS Mr. HUNTINGTON AGAIN
pa,orring 70 the annual election OF officers OF the
National Academy of Design. an artist created some
establishment Yesterday by declaring that Mr. DaneI
Huntington who has been Its president lor se'eIai
years would not accept a renomlnaton' Ihose VINO
heard the state ment hoped that II was ho' 'e a rr
inquiry among the leading members OF the ACADEMY
last night showed il 10 rest slight toundatioh ns
Foundation was Mr.. HuntingtOns own Observation;
made AZ the annual meeting last year, when he sad
that he thought the time had come Tor nun 10 make
way for some other, and that he would rather not
accent the position again for this reason
THE feeling among members is that there are many
good artists would not make good Gioers
,ud even OF those generally acceptable lew couu give
thar time and attention the duties OF the Office AZ
Is eminently desirable they say TO get gooa man IA
the nostion and keep him there "a long as posslOe
N was for this reason that the constitution was altered
whore it limited the president to second term me
afar nin n
the nosition as long as possible and ieel confident
that although he may plead the pressure upon his
time of other duties he will bow 10 the unanimous
wishes of the members and consent 10 serve for an
other year One of the members said IN regard TO Mr.
Huptington's declin alton A" 1t is all pOpPy-eock MI
Huntington will Oe president next year beyond oil
doubt There has been other candidate mentioned
and there will be none"
MEETING OF THE ACTORS FUND TRUSTEES
The regular monthly msering of the trustees OF the
Actors Fund was held yesterday in their new rooms
In Ffthaye. The painters are still at work hxing up
A. ate